Horse Lungs vs. Human Lungs | Learn About Horse Lung Health
Apr 14th 2020
Take a quick moment to breathe in as deep as you possibly can. Let your lungs keep expanding until it
becomes difficult to inhale any further. Once you've reached that point, let it
out slowly and repeat (unless you're starting to feel lightheaded). Try to
focus on the amount of air entering and exiting your lungs with each breath.Now, take a
few "normal" breaths. Again, notice how much air yo
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Preparing for Colder Weather
Oct 23rd 2019
It's that
time of year again in the northern hemisphere- the temps are dropping and the
winds are growing colder - and while many of us hate coming to terms with the
end of the lazy, hazy dog days of summer, it's our job and responsibility to
help our horses make the transition from warmer to cooler weather. We explore some necessary tips and tactics for keeping your horse
happy and health
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Preparing Your Horse for Severe Weather
Sep 3rd 2019
Severe weather can lead to a number of considerable problems
if you and your horse are not readily prepared. This means that a horse owner’s
best protection against adverse weather conditions lies within their own training
and experience. By following these tips and tricks, you can better learn how to
keep you and your horse safe and sound when severe weather strikes.
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Increase Oxygen to Horse Lungs
Aug 6th 2019
Have you ever tried drinking a thick smoothie through a
narrow straw? It’s not easy. In fact, you’d probably have just as much
luck trying to drink liquid concrete.
However, trade in that skinny straw for one with a wider diameter and
suddenly you’ve got a terrible case of brain freeze.Why exactly does this occur? How is it that even the
smallest changes to a straw’s diameter (or any cylin
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